Aside from all that, they wasted about half the episode with those stupid hallucinations.This episode was a complete waste of time. I find it completely unbelievable that she would be away from her kids for all this time and then just when she's about to get back to them, she turns around and doesn't go see them. How stupid is that? 1. It wouldn't hurt anything for her to go see her kids for a few days and THEN go search for Rick, and 2. She has ZERO evidence of where Rick could have gone. All she knows is that he was on that boat. So how does she think she's going to find him just by "heading north"? That's ridiculous.
Never have I wished for a 2X playback mode than in those scenes.Aside from all that, they wasted about half the episode with those stupid hallucinations.
Yeah that was totally filler. This episode can totally be skipped.Aside from all that, they wasted about half the episode with those stupid hallucinations.
Hopefully, on the "Previously On" they'll explain why Michonne is gone...Yeah that was totally filler. This episode can totally be skipped.
#1 - Michonne was "trippin'". That and all of the "bad Michonne" hallucinations were caused by the drug.Three questions that were raised by this episode:
1. Was that Andrea that Michonne left to fend for herself in the cold open (and then later on during the hallucinations)? If so, I don't really understand that, since obviously that's not how Andrea died.
2. How long had Virgil been keeping those people in that cell? This is taking place about ten years after the ZA started, but those people looked very well groomed.
3. What was with the giant procession of people walking in formation at the end? Are we to understand there are that many people alive, relatively close to Alexandria, and they haven't had any interaction with Alexandria or the Whisperers at all?
In the comics,3. What was with the giant procession of people walking in formation at the end? Are we to understand there are that many people alive, relatively close to Alexandria, and they haven't had any interaction with Alexandria or the Whisperers at all?
Thanks. Just in case you missed it,In the comics,there's a group of people who have set up what seems on the surface to be a very large and successful community (the person Eugene has been talking to is one of them). I suppose it's possible that this was them, although that community is in Ohio (in the comics, anyway; the fact that Eugene has set up a meet in person suggests they are closer on TV)...the long, final storyline in the comics was the interaction of Rick and the Alexandria communities with these new people.
I watched the vast majority of the episode on FF with closed captions. A low point in a season of upswings.Never have I wished for a 2X playback mode than in those scenes.
How did someone like Michonne fall so deeply asleep that her blade was taken from her? Doesnt she sleep on it in a situation like this? And yes--she was pretty cavalier about going in and out of that lockable room. How did she know those others werent flesh eating pals of whats his name?I liked the idea of one decision can lead your life in a completely different direction, but I was pretty bored through this.
I was a huge fan of Michonne early on, but once she and Rick hooked up her character sucked, IMO. Especially when she would preach 'what Coral would have wanted'. Ugh. So I am glad the latter version of her character is now gone.
Even after she was locked in the cell and got out, she kept walking back in it with Virgil. How would she know that one of the others wouldn't just shut the door and lock both in? I'd stay as far away from that cell as I could.
The 'heading North' was funny to me too. It's a big world, why North?
You should watch the episode before this one. But there's no need to watch this one.I stopped watching after the last season (or mid-season) finale, but i check back here to get you guy's opinion to see if I should start watching again.
Thanks.
Agreed. The last one was epic.You should watch the episode before this one. But there's no need to watch this one.